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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-06

Gen. T. M. Logan, Of Richmond, who is
described as 'the quiet little financier who
engineered the Richmond Terminal deal
thus expresses himself about the interstate
commerce law: "The effect of the law has
not yet begun to show on the earnings of the
railroads. From what study have given
the matter have concluded that there will
be no direct interference with the railroad
earnings Whatever change there may be
in that direction will come gradually from
the unsettling of the business of the entire
country AS business is unsettled it will
naturally affect the railroad business, and
so cause large injury"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-06

Four years ago lovely Southern girl,
whose home is in Central Alabama, secured
a clerkship in the Office of the Fourth Audi
tor of the United States Treasury. Her
salary was barely sufficient to support her.
self and her widowed mother A short
time ago she received letter from Birm-
ingham bank, asking the lowest cash price
she would take for a farm of 100 acres near
that city. She made inquiries and discov-
cred that coal had been found on the farm.
She wrote to the bank and offered to sell for
100000. Her offer was promptly accepted,
and now she proposes to whirl while in
fashionable Washington society 1t goes
without saying that she will enjoy herself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer,

lkUSTEEy SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM.
PkOvED PhOPEkTY, EhONTlNG TOGETHER
T IH FEEI r On rI IhE , CAPiT0t PARk; ALsY
ALSO THE REAR PUKTION OF TWO LOTS
The WASHINGTON a. s AND GEOkGETONN RAIL
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBrR ga
NINETEENTH. 1887, AT THREE-1 HiRTr w
OClOCK. in front Of the premises by virtue OF 80
deed Of trust dated May 3lst 1885. duy recorded
IN ber No s0 folio No S9l ct seq shall sell he
following described real estate situate la the CITY OF
Washington District q Columbia wit: All Of lots
nnetech I'D twenty l2o) wv, t2l) twenty .two
and hfty-tnree t53). III the ashngton and George.
town hsilroad Coupanys subdivs.on Of spare eli hun
deed am tnirtyth.ee (o3S) Also. all thai part of lot
foo"ing Dounds, to wit BEGINNING at the southwest
corner OF sa lot and running thence on street
hive t3l feet, thence north and at right
lot eighteen thence west five feet and thence south t
the place OF beginning; ALSO those parts OF Iots
sixty turee (63 aud sixty four % i said subdyi
sion contained within the following bounds, to-wit
eslniink ct the southwest corner IF said lot sItv
four t04) and running thence east with the souih
line ol said lot thirty feet thence north the south
Z inches with said south une; thence BY right line
to the northwest corner of said lot sixty-true aud
thence south 10 the place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale One thrd IN cash; the remainder in
one and two years. secured deed of trust on the
property Notes to bear interest interest to be- pnid
semi annually. deposit Of $iO0 each lot must be
complied with within uO) ten days from the date Of
sale, otherwise the trustees the right 10 re sell
al the risk and cost Of the defxung purchaser after
(5) i've days not Ice OF the sale published in The Eve
chaser.
JOHN john C. >. H a Isitf st. NV ) Trustees.
dd-dts 4OS 5th at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
The Bohemian Oats SvyindIe.
MISSOURI AUTHORITIES PROSECUTING A CONCERN II


ST LOUIS. Dec. 6.-The Southwestern Grain and
Seed Co., doing business for the past two years at
Springfield, NO., are accused OF obtaining money
under false pretenses, and are being prosecuted
under the act. They are charged with the famous
Bohemian oats swtndle that was so successfully
practiced In Ohio two years ago. The swindle
consists IN selling ten bushels Of oats at SIS per
buShel to q well-knOwn farmer taking his note
payable at the time OF harvest of his first CROP
and making contract with him to buy all the
oats he raises at $40 per bushel The first year the
contract is carried out faithfully and the honest
farmer Is mede the tool, and his neighbOrs are led
to the slaughter. They buy the oats under simi-
lar contracts, giving their notes, which easily
discounted.
The Bohemian Company have been established
at least year and appear TO be reliable, but by
the time the contracts OF the second year mature
the company has migrated. 1t is estimated that
they sold $1,000 wO th OF seed IN Green and ad-
Joining counties In Missouri, and one Springfield
bank holds $1,000 Of the farmers notes. Hon. H.
G. Mullings, well-knOwn farmer Of Green County,
attempteI 10 warn his neighbors by an open letter
TO the local papers, and Was Immediately answered
by twenty equally well-knOwn farmers who de-
clared that there was no swindle. The Bohemian
Conn any appeared to have the advantage, but
Muilings continued TO peg away, and JnO. II. Ben
nett, farmer, was yesterday arrested on an In
dictment found by the grand jury. The officers Of
the company lett the city some time ago. and 1t il
believed that they have been indicted. The Officers
are j. T.; Stoner, OF Grand Island, Neb., and 8. B.
COX, OF Bryan, q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
I'd EDITION.
Latest IelBglamS % The STAR,
CABLE NOTES FROM FRANKFORT.
Labor Celebration at Viemna-C0u.
demning American scrip Diviaendss

Labor Celebration at Viemna-Con.
denaning American scrip Dividends
Special Gable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAB.
FRANKFORT, Dec. d-At the celebration OF the
twentieth anniversary of the Laborers' Union at
Vienna. 1900 people were present Dispatches
were received from all parts Of Europe and Amer
lea A leader Of the social democrats excused his
absence for reasons well-known, but recommended
the union to trust in the socialstic ideas and to
hope for nnal victory.
The FranAytarter Zeifun0, commenting on the
Denver and RIO Gfande dividend, crtticiScS severe
ly the sys EN- OF paying scrip dividends AZ being
nothing but watering the debt.
Signor Crispi authorized the italian minister at
Paris 20 congratulate President Sadi-Carnot on his
election and express hope that the relations be-
The president received the minister cordially. The
German minister has also congratulated the
French president In the name Of his govern.
ment.
A bill increasing the import duties on grain has
been introduced In the spanish legislature. The
ministry has resolved TO oppose every protection
measure.
A consolidation has been perfected of the Loewe
company. OF Berlin, and the Nanser Arms factory
OF Stuttgart The WurstenberY vereins bank, OF
stuttgart, and the DeutSche vereinS bank, of
Frankfort, are interested.
Rentes are steady. French, 627p; Italian, $780,
Inc German boerseS are weak, because OF speech
OF the German minister Of war in the reichstag
ana an article In the Pesther Loud concerning
the relations OF Austria and Russia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES


lsOR SALE-NINE PER CENT INVESTMENT
6-roOm brick, OF 2Oxl0S northwest rents tor e., D
Ter month. s3,5OO
paIered and PAINT Pansd. ao.7o. "a ZOO newly
d6-3t VIII AKER JORDAN. I4l7Fst
I,0R sALE-HOUSES 1901 st. nwb
l. pro y j. ave. seq h. m i.......... $50, 900
N nh. l4rs, e2o.ooO gus 1 g NV. b. h.,
80 .nS ss 1 100 % s e NV H.
ao24 to 5o42 Boand'y bh.. mi. f.,i ia. 900
81 ", On IL 200 1850 Il St NV, b. b.,
LES "a ST. n wh an Al Sd St NV, bib.
or y ln ,,Y S'oo LIS i2,oOO
" n 600 Gio ,n MN 81 ID. w. u ooo
2t9 = IN 4 rad IL 200 scy N St NV bh, 600
TO- 70 i'4o 81 81 ooo ,o doI Is l,OOO
1901 to 1905 ST n. IIra IS 600
W. FIJI, 5rs 49,. 5000 10S LIST st. NV bh
IL 80 TO 1l5l& 23d st. I1rs. ,..............S.OO 900
2i26 to. 2l3O Ira ,......-. NV. 5000
NV, bh- 4rs--... $4,000 2:2s3 Ind. sv. NV, hh.,
6r. s~ H. w. NJ ooo se4 s;b al ''ooo
90 .;:;i =, wv" o." 81 L. c. l. L. .oo
sg y: a,d :, n sh 4soo ss g., 9th $, e b. non
ers " " zoo "a s;thst n 3 r.v eyY
2l42 ST n. W, B. h, 900 s3I TO Sal I'd ST. Sc
....--.4.ooo' 1h 4r-.-...-....2 ,4OO
The above Is only portion of the property On my
,b IL, .nS III ~ ~ TH1a es iS WE sSu ssued on
- . w
EOR SALEIlly 81 n W IMPROVED BY
substantial 2story brick dwelling also by brick
running back 152 feet to lOfoot alley Price $4,000
- oD.i--' :, : ue.ee oan D1nons. uo't-
LfOR SALE-A NICE NEW THREE-STORY AND
Il cellar Brick Dwelling. containing 8 rooms and
and .ts sSa !. once nee
VIII sell for only $4,000. .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
RrSorSa NorsEs

Il used Hoods sarssparla for catarrh. and received
great relief and bnet from it. The catarrh was very
dsagreeable especially the winter causing constant
discharge from my nose ringing noises In my cara and
pains In the back Of my head The effort TO clear my
head in the morning by hawking and splitting was Pain.
full Hoods Sarsaparilla gave relief immediately
while in time entirely cured I never with.
out the medicine in my house. think 1t is worth lie
weight in gold" MRS @. b GLIB, 1929 Eighth
st. NV, Washington. d. c.
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
Sold by all druegists 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by c HOOD CO.. Apotbecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
1.iq00r Licenses.

APPLICATIONS APPROVED AND pfsAPpRovrp.
After they had finished yesterday afternoon the
preparation OF their annual report, the Districs
commissioners found time 20 dispose OF the fol-
lowing applications for licenses 10 sell liquor:
Retail applications reconsidcred and disap-
proved-Sorthwest section-G. Marinelll 32
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; J. l. Keith, 3,l 18th street;
j. Tbecker, 1921 street; Mary Alber, 200 llth
street; {. A. kreamer 3oS3 NJ street.
southwest section-C. Corrigan $50 street
County-E Kelly, Rock Creek church road: r
Ellis. canal road; j. VI. Haskins, Mount Pleasant:
ID. CrumOaugh, Canal road; ". Meikietohn, Blair
road; \. Ludwig Rock Crtek church road.
Retail applications reconstdered and approved
W. j. Brown. 20l6 Tth street northwest; James a.
sullivan, 201s 9TH sire northwest; N. Dougherty,
1901 sth street southeast
YorSe BRADY vEay Low.-James Brady, the
young man who was shot last night &C the corner
OF LIST and X streets, was very low this afternoon
and &c Is thought that he viii not recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH WHOM o START
STAR o BANKING house in this city, Address K.
EoR sALE-GRAPHOPHONE, sHELLABAKGER
N.enstS telegraph Stock. GHAs sai Ell ieos
EOR sALE-ONE-HALF INTEREST IN AN Es.
Hns real estate nrm by retiring partner
Il Provision Store. This Is rare opportunity: the
s.ors is con yenienly located fully equipped and do
1885, Az ~
EoR sALE,FoUR-sTORYB BRICK HOUSE, g ST.
ion s pres 900 SSUsa
ca. on 6SNEk AZ @S ST. nw Oh
EoK sALEI BANK STOCKS FOR INVESTMENT.
8 shares Bank Of Wsshi, sion
5 40. Central NationaI
19 DO. second National
a do. Farmers aud Mechanics
~ do. Sank Of Republic
run Information by calling
ana. Dealer IN stocks and Bonds
Two INVESTORS PARTIES INTEnEs IT'D IN
'ase by sending their address or eal jug upon
DIV 20 Kellogg Bun ny. iiIts i st.
- ties sr in the ei'y,L4s and part Of lot square
and . nsssS u
the "a, bss,s koys by depth Of 100 iset or Will
b. GOLDSBUROUGH 4 CO.
o-S-om 140J T st. Il w.
II ICH L CO., bankers,
Successors to Jacob Rich, 6l3 18th st.
Loans and Discounts Speciality
Interest allowed on Time Deposits n21-Im
SIX PER CENT LOANS. GUARANTEED BY THE
COnaha Loan and Trust Co, Hon. A u WYMAN,
iate treasurer United States President Interest aud
ffincipai paid ~ the Chemical National Bank
s-o-3m lilS st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
FOR SALE--HOUSES

E,oR sALE-A LARGE AND wELL-BUILT HOUSE.
Ss With al
menta We enabled to offer this house At price
location now on the market; Terms to suit;
d3-2w 1920 st.
IIOR Saloon MARION ST, SEVERAL NEW
:ssMs Ssi1 ':'S my %s.
IGOR SALE OR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST con.
@s bsh. " ths seS
LrOR sALE-HOUsE 40, MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NV. ~ rooms, modern improvements; lot 81 Il.
HoWkk ( son, i iYI5 Est It. '' '''' ds.im
EoR sALI-A GREAT BARGAIN IN NEW ROW
ay sne "a .a "a IN
'in Ills ;olf
EoR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES
III the city, corner 10th and Rhode Island NV.
ff Sop Elee &c and terms apply TO HEBRON RAMEY.
EoR sALE-GREATEsT BARGAIN IN OK ABOUT
Go ito ft1% roma ps,a hSt At 81
Itgis f:i0ms a. si'ss .s5i ;sns
Tor SALE-FIRsT-CLAss aILT.EDaE INVEST
ments. the cheapest and best houses in this city,
II
Windows rooms Don, aud cellar and every modern nm
papered throughout in the latest designs and To-
I Efos s Gs
EOR SALE-oNE OF THE HANDSOMEST AND
most complete Broom houses in this city; brand
new and now ready for inspection. 1918 Corcoran ct
sons iilSS is: and
E,OR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS ON
Il Capitol Hill, . new bay window 1-room brick
house, cellar and every modern Improvement, worth
$4,000 price reduced to $3.50 If sold within q few
days, Terms: $500 cash and balance to suit Apply
at once at office OF DANENHOWER h SON, Ills h st
n20-2w
I, OR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREE STORY
and basement brick house on st. NV, bet I'd and
80 sts ali modern improvements. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, sos 14th ST. NV. pl5Im
FOR SALE OR RENT-ll25 10TH ST., NEAR
i massachusetts, ave. NV. handsome 3-story double
brlck Dwelling, containing 81 rooms, with every con-
ven1ence; large lot 80 by 1913 feet two bath. rooms
porches on every floor; stable for four horses two
carriages. THOS. J. FISHER CO., 1924 F st. n w.
nlJ-Im
IcOR SALE-A BARGAIN-1342 VERMONT AVE-
l. NV; "a feet front on Iowa Circle l:3 rooms and
bath; mod imps; price, for ten days, Nl4, 500: one
third cash balance at per ceut Telephone cali 473
n5-1m IHOS. g. HENSEY. 1926 st. NV
1cOR SALE-sl.50O-FOUR ca NEW, NEAT AND
- attractive Frame Dwellings, Nos 2126-2S- 80 AID
81 9TH St road (BrighwoOd sve opposite the Schuet-
zen Park; price 81 $40 each easy terms; now &C.
euPied By good tenants at = l25O month each. j.
OMEAkA 4 CO.. 229 7th ST. O17-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

After q -Four Year, Hunt.
THE CHIEF OF A GANG OF WESTERN TRAIN RoBBRRs
ARRKSTED

ST. LOUIS, Dec 6.-Frank Klein, the chief Of the
gang OF train robbers who went through q train
near Little Rock four years ago the Little Rock
Muskogee. l. T., by two Indian police and taken to
Fort Smith, where he was yesterday turned over
10 sheriff Worthen. Klens real name is Kountze
years, and was in fear OF his life, and Is now
greatly relieved. deputy United States marshal
charging him with being an accessory to several
train rOOber1ea. Wright claims to be innocent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
Another civil Rtghss Csse.

Mr. HEwLETTs CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. aARvEY.
This afternoon Mr.. Emanuel N. Hewlett the
colored attorney, made application TO Assistant
Attorney Padgett for an Information against George
NJ Harvey, OF the restaurant at the corner OF Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th streets, charging him
with violating the civil rights act OF the leg1sla-
tive assembly OF 1874, and that official said be
would hear his complaint tomorrow morning and
would file charge the facts justined him in do
ing so.
Mr.. Hewlett said to a srsR reporter that lass
evening while walking along Pennsy Nv MIA avenue
with DR. J. NJ. Curtis, OF the Pension Once IL WAS
suggested that they go into Harveys and get some
oysters and they went In and took seats az q table
me walters he said, passed them but cid not look
toward their table any more than N no one WAS
there After waiting about ten minutes ne
walked over TO one OF the walters and gave
his order for a dozen rred oysters Then
they waited another ten minutes. and whilo
out" They waited about twenty minutes longer
he said, when the proprietor came I'm and said,
1--WE can't allow that" and asked what DO you
want?" He told the proprietor that he had given
his order, and the latter said "lou can't get any,
thing In here: get out" He says he then asked
the person who was talking to him n he was the
proprietor and he said he was lie then told him
good evening" and left
The act OF 1873 provides a penalty ~ 500 ana
the revocation OF the license OF any proprietor Of
saloon or eating house. who refuses 20 acconmo-
Hewlett Is the person who recently inquired In a
scene ia French's eating saloon In the center
market, and the proprietor was afterwards nned
300 by Judge Smell for falling 10 hayee price list
posted In his pace. The prosecution was brought
under the same act above referred 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
Crushed to Death,

ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO BADLY INJURED By THE
FALL OF A HOSTING MACHINE.
chine at the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Co.'S coal wharves at Port Richmond, fell this
afternoon and crushed TO death Edward Brown,
aged twenty three years. and John Kerrigan, aged
hity-nye, and seriously injured Peter TraynOr,
aged fOrty-fv and John Morley, aged forty -nine
1raynOr had his shoulder blade broken, and Nor
ley, both thighs broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
NNsa
Balstnsere Markets.

eI sdiIIIMonk MA pecemssr e;ylrr.aa .,....
o. -foriie. s. bid te,dsy'' 'fS' INV ''-'
BALTIMORE Nd, December o.-ootton stesdy aud
eulet-middling, 10y Hour steady, nrm and falriy
nsnne Mhest-eouthern higher RID. ssaDo amber,
sosss western lower. clo.,ns suei No rsd. sssssr
sss pssrssry. sssass MAJ sS. ssasy Io ~.
southern higher and hrm. white 55s5S. yellow, SSa
%: western lower CLOSING dull. mixed. spvI 81 "a
5IS; January. 5s Sa5sx, February, Box asks-d.
steamer, oSA bid Oats higher sndnrrn-southern and
PenneyvsniA, Sass: western white 49,: western
mixed. 3.'aSo- kye steady and nrn, ossS3 Pro-
o slSns nc al. and sss. S0ss .tesayR,o o.oe.
~. Mhisky s,esdy: i;lssl.l9. Other srticies
cotton, 532d: nYur. ls.od grain, <d kcceapts-
-four, 1loS0 barrels, corn. 81 700 bushels; rye 800
bushels; whest $4,000 bushels. oats, LOCO ushais
Shipments-nour. 22.21g barrels. sales = vheaI
50s.300 .bushels. corn ~. 200 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. IT.. December6 9, n O m-The marketu
on change to-day developed graf strength II The
beginning Of trading. Corn continues 10 tr sbs
favorte. and the stree 9Th due % the ueuence u
country orders The MAY optlon oIened 81 s. ta5 81,
and quickly ran M TO 50s May wheat opened 81 So -
sold on to s5s and when strengi hened sdvsnced
10 90. Jsrnnry pork opened DC. Oh. q, so. aud
tuturre are nov QUOTED as follows May wheat, s4S:
May corn. 54'ss May oats, 33SA33A; yenusry york
l4sos January lard. 1.50s7-52s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
CharRes Against A BANKRUPT Firm.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Several creditors OF Kayton,
Mayer & Co., cloak manufacturers at 4O4 Broad
way, have obtained attachments against the firm
They allege that the defendants fraudulently dis
posed OF their property to cheat their creditors N
January last kayton, Mayer Co. stated that
they owned 100000 above all liabilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
TALK ABOUT THE MESSAGE.
what Some 81 the Representative Say

Expressions Of delight came from democrats on
all sides after the reading Of the message. STAR
reporter talked with some OF the leading men on
both sides Of the House:
Mr.. Mills said: "G0Od, elegant, It could not be
better!" and his face showd his satisfaction.
Mr.. Springer said: "That Is q good one. He
hits the nail on the head every time. Wehave our
PLATFORM"
Mr.. Townshend said: "Elegant, elegant IL beats
them all IL could not be better. We are going TO
stand by him, and we are going to wln!n
Judge Seney, OF Ohio, said lacOnically, sAGoOd."
Mr.. Hemphil expressed satisfaction.
Mr.. Randall declared that he had nothing to say
on the subject at present. He was going to read
the message again.
MI. Bland said: cts the best we have ever had.
have not heard Its equal since have been In
The republicans could not be expected to ap-
prove It as rule. Mr.. Mckinley said: art IL q
splendid free trade document. As good IS II writ
ten at the CoDden club. Indeed it could not be
better II taken from some OF the Golden Club
documentA | greet 1t with pleasure" And he
smiled ironically.
Mr.. Buchanan said It put the democrats Just
where his party wanted them. Cleveland mad
shown his hand and the campaign in ss would be
Mr.. Bayne said: at Is too free trade. II would
be suicidal TO cut down tariff duties with the bal
ance Of trade against Us rs It is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. Ga rule was adopted at the
piers OF the several steamship companies In this
ing passes from the company, are denied admis-
sion to the piers The Officers OF the companies
refuse TO say anything about the rule, but 1t Is
said to have been adopted as q means of protection
against dYnamitera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

CaARosp vrfn Hoass srnALaxo.-Ths case q
Thomas Gather, the young o0l0red man, eharged
with recalling : horse from Joseph RileaTy, also
colorod, was tried In the Police court this after.
noon, and the pfigonef was held tor the action Of
The grand jury. he was o0nmitsed N oefaalt q
$500 honda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
Russia,s Cordial interest I'm France.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6-The Journal de s.
Petersburg congratulateS France upon the cleo.
ton OF M. Sadl-CarnOt as president, but condemns
the mob orators for using Russias name for polit-
ical purposes. The Journal says that Russia's
interest was cordial, but was limited to the sin.
cere wish TO see France emerge happily from the
Crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

The Anglers Association last night elected the
following officers: DIR. smith Townshend press.
dent. uor the ninth year; W. K Mendenhall vice
president; Theodore Friebus secretary. ana W r.
Pearson, treasurer.
From Fred A. schmidt we have the Architects
and Builders Edition OF the Scientific American Tor
December.
j. Malone, filed IN February last by J. Parker .Jor.
don, has been dismissed. The bill set forth this
marriage In 1874. and that she deserted him In
lStsA
The meeting advertised for the Memorial Luth-
eran church this evening In the interests OF cay
CHARACTERIZATION promises 10 be OF much Interest
The Right Worthy supreme Grand council. No
J. OF the g. A. q. OF r. and :. Oi Moses, for the
burial OF It's dead and the care ana oversight &C
the sick and destitute" 6C., has nled certificate
OF tncorporation-J. ID chapman, Edmon Beard,
Ellen Jones, Mary K. Russ. ana others being ~
incOrpOralOrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 6-The stockholders OF
the several gas companies Of this city. the Con-
solidated, Equitable and Chesapeake, held meet
1ngs to-day to agree upon consolidation into one
company. The Chesapeake voted against 1t, re-
fuslng to reduce their capital stock. 1t is not
probable, however, the price OF gas will 20 to so
cents per thousand feet, but will remain at $50
as at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

lnteriof Department Changes.
The fUllowing oflcial changes have been made In
the Department Of the Interior:
once OF the SecrctaTy-Pum0tions Heller Todd,
o. MARYLAND, els40O TO 81. 100; MiD Lizzie Joseph,
Of District OF Columbia 500 to LOO.
Patent Of1ce--App0intment: Jaa A. Carr Of
Aia9oufl fourth assistant examiner. at e.,200,
under civil-servtCe ruleA
Pension Onice-Resagnation: Melville C. Davis,
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